Will yellow ring on white watch make information more visible?
42936
Mine is green and I have no problems with visability. Love this watch, this is my second garmin and this one is much more user friendly.
42937
I have the white watch with green ... there is no yellow ring. I have no problem with visibility, and LOVE the watch.
42938
I doubt it. Try wearing sunglasses that are not polarized...that helped me see the display better.
42939
Not sure. But I can tell you I would DEFINiTELY NOT recommend this watch to ANYONE. This is my third Garmin, and the other two worked fine - this model has some major defects that I don't think Garmin wants to acknowledge. I"m looking at Polar or Nike or anything else but Garmin for my next GPS.
1020271
As far as we know, we have never tried to look for such a feature. It may be available. The Casio website has great tech support. Best suggestion would be to check there. Sorry we can't answer definitely.
1683550
No, but it shows all the numbers very clearly as shown. This is the best product which I am using. If you have money you can try what ever you want to buy with high technology like showing heart rate etc but if you don't have money like me and if you want some decent product you should buy this.
1653213
Yes - it shows continuously. With the watch on your wrist, you push the HR button on the RHS, it says FIND on the screen and then the HR is picked up and displayed in large font (as per the marketing pictures). It is easy to see whilst working out and responds to changes quickly. Hope this helps. Craig
1233339
The brighter it is outside, the easier it is to see the watch. In dim lighting, inside or outside, all you have to do is shake your wrist and a backlight will come on making it easy to read.
20662
It's just the numbers. The yellow background is so you can see the white reflective numbers.
140627
Yes. When my husband talks to me through the watch it is more clear than using speaker phone. It is actually so clear that many times I don't even realize he is using his watch.
2148246
If it is more of a yellow gold.....I don't think so otherwise. Hope this helps.
407305
No not at all. You will not able to make out that anything is on the display.
2070559
Probably nothing. If you can try looking at it from a different angle. The one I had, had a poor display that was hard to read unless you laid on the floor and shined a strong light on it. If it is new, I would return it.
581606
It's white, but not quite opaque...you will be able to see the bark through the back, but it will be muted.
578767
all watches with a temp will do that. Only way to go around it is to take it off to measure temp. Once its on the hand your body temp will affect it. But thats why I use it as a guage to get a ruff idea.
285015
It depends on how well your eyes track movement and see color. There will be a difference, but it probably won't be very noticeable.
397848
I bought mine last week; it has "a high-res full color graphical display". The greater portion of the information displayed is orange or white against a black background.
728650
The 205 does have a backlight which allows you to read the watch, in my opinion, much easier than when looking at it in the daylight. You can set the forerunner to alert you to a lot of parameters(distance, time, etc) and when you hit those markers the forerunner will beep and also light up.
2057652
Probably, but I am no jeweler so I wouldn't know what to look for. I have looked at a few diamond rings with it and it shows a lot of detail that you can not see with the naked eye. I love looking at my coins with it.
306316
I'd say in daylight it is pretty similar to using a white bead dot.It might be slightly better as the white is surrounded by the black housing of the sight giving it good contrast, but in bright situations I wouldn't call it a significant improvement.